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The TEMPIL 26267 is a single-rating temperature indicating label designed to give technicians a fast, reliable visual confirmation that a surface has reached a specific thermal threshold. The label registers at 132 degrees C (270 degrees F) and is intended for use in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, refrigeration, and industrial maintenance applications where monitoring surface temperature is a routine part of service or quality control. Each label measures 0.5 inches tall by 1 inch wide, making it compact enough to apply in tight spaces. The pack contains 210 labels, suited for repeated field use or shop-floor monitoring tasks.
These labels are applied directly to a surface before or during a process where heat buildup is expected or must be verified. When the surface reaches the rated temperature, the label changes appearance to confirm the threshold has been met. Common scenarios include verifying heat on brazed joints, monitoring motor housings, checking pipe surfaces, and confirming temperature on electrical enclosures. The 0.5 inch by 1 inch format fits standard inspection workflows without interfering with components.
Suitable for use on metal, plastic, glass, rubber, wood, ceramic, concrete, and stone surfaces. Designed as a general-purpose temperature indicating label for trade and industrial inspection applications where surface temperature verification is required.
Temperature indicating labels are applied by licensed or qualified technicians and maintenance personnel to clean, dry surfaces before the thermal event being monitored. Ensure the target surface is free of oils, dust, and moisture prior to application for proper adhesion and accurate temperature response. Labels are single-use indicators and should not be reused after the rated temperature has been reached. No special tools are required, but surface prep and correct placement are critical to reliable readings.
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